You dont have to get braces. I am going through this process call Biobloc Orthotrophics, I am pretty sure it can fix buck teeth, or teeth that are to far back, I am getting it because my teeth are to far back. But it can only be done if you teeth are still growing (still have baby teeth) They put a 'plate' on the bottom of your mouth, for 3 months, which brings your bottom jaw forward in line with your top one, so you dont have buck teeth. Every month for 3 months you take it back to your dentist to tighten it afew millimeters, when you start of you were it for about 2 hours every day a week, and every week you add on an hour. Then after them 3 months for another 12 months you were it to bed. It locks your jaw abit so its hard to talk but still possible to talk, just takes a while to get used to. You take it out for sports and when you eat.
Hope it helps!
My friend has had buck teeth all her life, and has tried everything there is, except braces. Now that she's 11, she is getting braces. So yes, i think you have to be 11 to get braces if you have buck teeth.
You use braces.
Braces?
by brushing your teeth really hard or braces or possibly a retanor
It depends how bad it! My friend she had buck teeth but when she got older her teeth started to expand and grow together and be straight. So go to the dentist they will tell u if u need braces are not!
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alyson hannigan has buck teeth and so does jessica simpson and even lady gaga!. Buck teeth is like the kind of teeth you would see a rabbit have. Type in 'Buck Teeth' on google and you will see what I mean. My teacher assistant has this type of teeth, she looks like a mixed human and rabbit! There are even buck teeth placifiers for babies too!!
You'll need to visit your orthodontist and get braces. "Buck teeth" are from over jet or over bite, or both. Braces is the only way to move your teeth back. You'll need to visit an orthodontist. Ask your doctor for a referral. Occasionally, as the jaw grows, the teeth start to fit correctly. Some orthodontists fit an expandable retainer, which reshapes the jaw so that there is space for incoming teeth. There is usually no need to pull baby teeth in advance of permanent teeth--if this is suggested, get another opinion.
An orthodontist can put braces on your teeth
Braces and, depending on the severity of the condition of the bite, possible head gear. This only works with younger people, however. But braces are used until patients are beyond youthood.
No. The braces will hold the teeth in place.
Braces are things that go on your teeth and it straighten your teeth and make you have a nicer smile